Review the information we require, displayed on our website (see info required section for details).
Contact us either by phone, email or enquiry and send over the information requested.
Once we have everything we need, we'll begin designing and building your website.
We'll then schedule a meeting with you to walk through the website together and make sure you're happy with the design and functionality.
Most websites are completed within a few days to one week after the review stage, depending on the size and requirements of the project.
Viewing your website is completely free of charge. If you're happy with the final result, we can then proceed with payment. If not, there is no obligation to continue.
Once approved, we will finalise, publicly activate and send over your website ready for your business to use online.
Once your website has been launched, you may choose to have us maintain and manage it for £10 per month (see our Rates page for further details), or we can hand over full management of the website to you at no additional cost. Whichever option you choose, you will retain complete ownership and full control of your website.
To get your project off the ground, please have the following ready. The more detail you can share up front, the faster we can build something that fits.
Contact information.
A brief overview of your business.
Products or services your business offers.
Any customer reviews or testimonials you would like featured on the website.
Information regarding your pricing or rates, if applicable.
Your logo, branding or preferred colour scheme.
Links to social media (if applicable).
Any additional details you would like included.
What do you want from the website.
To help ensure your website meets current legal and data protection requirements, we strongly recommend that you have a Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Terms & Conditions page in place. These documents will be made easily accessible from the footer of your website, helping to improve transparency and support compliance with applicable regulations.
As these documents need to accurately reflect how your business collects, stores, uses, and processes personal data, they should be tailored specifically to your business, its services, and the technologies used on your website.
As a business, you are legally required to have a Privacy Policy that explains how personal data is collected, processed, stored, and protected.
Whilst you must comply with cookie consent and transparency requirements, a separate Cookie Policy is not always mandatory if all cookie-related information is clearly disclosed within your Privacy Policy. However, many businesses choose to maintain a dedicated Cookie Policy to provide greater clarity for website visitors.
Although Terms & Conditions are not legally required for most websites, they are highly recommended. They help establish clear rules for the use of your website, limit potential liability, and provide protection for both your business and your customers.
There are several ways you can obtain these documents:
If you already have a Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, and Terms & Conditions in place, we can add them to your website and ensure they are easily accessible from the footer.
A number of specialist providers offer policy generation services that create legal documents tailored to your business and website activities. Once these have been generated, we can integrate them into your website and make them available to your visitors.
You may wish to engage a solicitor or specialist data protection professional to draft or review your legal documentation. This is often the most suitable option for businesses with complex operations, specific regulatory requirements, or bespoke legal considerations, as it ensures the documents are tailored specifically to your circumstances.
Once your Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy have been created, we can implement a cookie consent banner on your website and configure it based on the information provided within those documents.
Please note that our role is limited to the technical implementation of the cookie banner and related website functionality. Responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, and legal compliance of your Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, Terms & Conditions, and any associated legal disclosures remains with you. We do not provide legal advice and accept no liability for the legal compliance of your website. Please refer to our Terms & Conditions for further details.
Three simple ways to work with us after your website goes live. Pick the one that suits how you'd like to be supported.
Whichever option you choose, your website is built to the same high standard. The only difference is how you would like us to support you after launch.